In Davos, Elon Musk did not talk about our present now...
but about the near future of the world and everything we have come to see and hear, and perhaps some of us have experienced a little of it in our work or heard about it in web 3 communities in general,
artificial intelligence that thinks and takes space in the job market now and is being called out for canceling many traditional jobs,
bots that work instead of humans and have even begun to enter fields of work,
and Mars being redefined as a plan, not a dream.
Amid tones of optimism and sarcasm,
opinions were divided as usual in this world,
there are those who see "the utopia of abundance,"
and there are those who hear an early warning.
But #Elon_Musk did not bet on perfection,
but on boldness in the field.
Even being wrong while trying to build something new and different,
is better than being right while standing still.
In the world of web 3, this is not just a story of a man...
but a story of an era: who owns the algorithm?
Who directs the intelligence?
And who profits when work becomes automated?